Comments on: Stoneleigh on the Dallas Metropolis Forum http://stoneleighblog.com/uptown-info/stoneleigh-on-the-dallas-metropolis-forum/ An Insider's Look at the new Stoneleigh Hotel & Residences Tue, 30 Sep 2008 23:56:15 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.3 By: ChildrenFurnitureFour http://stoneleighblog.com/uptown-info/stoneleigh-on-the-dallas-metropolis-forum/#comment-392 ChildrenFurnitureFour Sat, 26 Jan 2008 10:42:42 +0000 http://stoneleighblog.com/uptown-info/stoneleigh-on-the-dallas-metropolis-forum/#comment-392 Hello, Thank you for sharing this with us. I enjoyed your articles that you have written. I can’t wait for the next one. You have a talent. Hello,

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]]> By: Mary Morris http://stoneleighblog.com/uptown-info/stoneleigh-on-the-dallas-metropolis-forum/#comment-710 Mary Morris Fri, 22 Feb 2008 21:41:51 +0000 http://stoneleighblog.com/uptown-info/stoneleigh-on-the-dallas-metropolis-forum/#comment-710 There was quite a discussion on the Dallas Metropolis Forum regarding Stoneleigh's "tallest" hotel claim. For everyone who glanced over the modifier "residential" on the fact sheet, allow me to clarify the distinction between the Stoneleigh and the Adolphus. The Stoneleigh was the first (and therefore tallest) apartment hotel west of the Mississippi - originally designed and equipped to provide luxury family apartment suites with hotel amenities for long-term residency. (The Adolphus has always been a transient-guest hospitality operation.) When Stewart took over in the '30s, the operation shifted to more of a guest hotel. Still, through the decades, many people (such as Margo Jones) took up long-term residency at the Stoneleigh. There was quite a discussion on the Dallas Metropolis Forum regarding Stoneleigh’s “tallest” hotel claim. For everyone who glanced over the modifier “residential” on the fact sheet, allow me to clarify the distinction between the Stoneleigh and the Adolphus. The Stoneleigh was the first (and therefore tallest) apartment hotel west of the Mississippi - originally designed and equipped to provide luxury family apartment suites with hotel amenities for long-term residency. (The Adolphus has always been a transient-guest hospitality operation.) When Stewart took over in the ’30s, the operation shifted to more of a guest hotel. Still, through the decades, many people (such as Margo Jones) took up long-term residency at the Stoneleigh.

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